A Magic SolutionDry erase boards can actually be difficult to erase. According to this educator, there is a solcution, and it's "Magic".

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Adopt a HallwayThis tip from Ms. Partridge is a unique way to build students' respect for school cleanlliness while teaching them the value of voluteerism and service.

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Assigning Student NumbersKeeping up with school supplies, calculators, books, etc. can be daunting. See how Ms. Travis's tip for not only keeping track of supplies but also instilling responsibility in her students.

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Chalkboard Cleaner RevisitedMs. DeWitt likes a clean chalkboard as much as the next person… well, maybe more than the next person. Discover everything you need to know about cleaning your chalkboard – especially what common household cleaning product you should avoid.

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Classroom HelpPlace an ad next year to hire classroom help. Get your students motivated to help and stay employed by doing a good job.

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Clean Blackboards IHere is a tip from Ms. Redmond that eliminates yucky wet cloths and sponges while keeping blackboards looking like new.

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Clean Blackboards IILooking for a classroom cleaner that is non-allergenic, fragrant, and really wroks? Ms. Willoughby shares a tried and true cleaning tip that was passed on to her by a veteran teacher.

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Clean Desks and KidsTired of cleaning up a messy class sink after a messy activity? Read about the simple step that Ms. Lochnoer employs that keeps the sink - and messy little hands - clean!

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Clean Desks IHere's a classroom clean-up tip from Ms. Paradiso that could save you some scrubbing time while teaching students responsibility!

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Clean Desks IILooking for a quick way to clean up marked-up desktops? Enlist your students, according to Ms. Winger! See if her cleaning tip can work in your classroom.

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